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If you appreciate the

importance of getting the best drugs and the econ- omy of getting them at the inost reasonable prices,we are sure that the service this store provides will please you..

_sinus are iugiu -_Prices are Right ‘ Service is Right

They have always been

'so and we intend they always shall be. We wish to build business per- manently. We_s¢€l< 1116 trade of careful-=-biiyers. We endeavor to so treat every person .who enters our store that 'they will wish to come again. \Ve have increased our bus- iness every yeai' for twelve years. This means if it means anything that buy- ing here if' a satisfaction.

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Are wi. el

Q' I>ioi>l°.~ h‘se'_to' adopt any measure without oerlnl a_ continental whether such l measure will kill or resurrect either political loctlonno long aa' it

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2-\, |918. ,

ir for uae' guhei-in good? 'rhiuh it

¢‘_*-ra . '|'i‘

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in condemnation ol the not

YO

ma the fat

immortal shame. ’ ' _

nded the hope and dread,

The greatest of our greatest in no

more;

Honor is deadli'

Alter naming Washington. Webster,

Lincoln and others whose names are held sacred, not by the United States alone but by the whole civilized world, he thanks God that they died "before men to ouch other said, Hon- or is dead,"

The deed, the poet explains was

not done by a foreign foe, nor by an insane hand "as thrice the deed was

none," but bv “sworn guardians ol

the

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to great n crime for faction’s single

thrust. "

President Tait, ut; the _outset of his

political career made a brilliant and

omising beginning. He was a. leader the movement for universal peace, an international court of arbitra-

tian which would for all time wipe

out. the need of murder by war for the

settlement of international dis-

putes. He closes it, lor wc believe he is now at its close, by yielding to

HONOR AND POLITICS. ..._____________ ~

W ha t.

_ That ' the Action bi the United lon, end for what? To gain votes. He “ :l_av°;°err°°l:;:EM';gw':§1°:;“;:x sorter serene had President 'run ir ovvwll to tho lloso spirit. to tho hu _ ' d th hi t 0, '

repudiatmg- the solemn treaty, bear- phemolmy! “med __lmtu°“s_m,, small pm-¢,l_ lmm Gem-grrwwu w 8 “Poo *N P“°“\° 0”” 1' f°' which houiiugiy preacher the. right ‘““¥'°¥ H”-"\‘°"-'bl' °‘\”°”~ E"’"'°'

gud” by the reputable portion ol 0' mlghtv might without mince' age tp Oharlottgtown cost twenty-llve

popuhuon M 8 mmonal and might by brute mme might that Wm cents, and there being no express ser-

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humiliating disgrace hu been made not be disputed because it cannot be " °° °° 31° Murray Har or ine a

y evident. Practically every news- of B crime me mat to be com_ “muon which co” tweutrnve cents

pnper of any influence, outside ol the mitted g more The can of mm,” was exec*

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’°"°W v“"‘?t" "”° W” °““°°k"“ should Grout nritruh ruhurii the sive, ridiculously so. but in this we

' ith h iuiueru-

And B 'ew Mya ago' Robert Undel__ question to the Hague, that court 11° f0“B APY all 0 ‘ 5

_ would uuquestiohhhiy decide ur iuvor wav. oxooilt possibly through its _

wood Joilnson' “_ writer 0' consider of upholding the treaty. The United agent at Georgetown in not explain- 0 - O “Mc ment' contributes to the New St tes kn thi d refuses to nb- in th situ tio' to the shipper-or - 5

rk Times a "Dirge" written "on _B owe san _ B 8 ° m' “ ‘ ' IS ;

hearing of um vi O1 'mon of the Pam? mit the case to that tribunal. Great possibly through the shipper not ask- _ _ _ _

Treaty ._ Postman, he call, lo, Britain may so alone to tho Horne. ing for- information. Hhd it been O » o _ ~ _

tom” of the bell .the Blow nd find l`0¢¢lV0 ludglntnlh Tl-I0 Ullll'-ed sent 'by freight in the Hrst place it I

M Mug ,_lm_ this one mumereda in States refuses to be dictated to by would have cost only twenty-live _ _ ,

"The trembling struggle now is o'er .terests are opposed to those of the Dressed from Mon”-,al to gy,-lney for

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People,” "`“5t"“u P9-Tues 1°’ the; E0 t0 Wal' With U10 Um*-94 States "disbanded her armies of the tit and ment merged in 011°. Sill” f-Wasand so throw the world into a'mlll”' organized armies ot the unfit, she

the baser element in a political fact-_ to a like fate? doctqr' drm' teach and house in

over.

low scoundrellam, misnained, bias- ° 3 -mu ° 'Jn ° B pm” 5

overthrown withoutl the commission P“"°°l hid t° 5° f|'°‘llhted to it" “.9”

the HBZUG OD U10 8I`°lll\d that it is B cents. Bur complainant states that 00lll'l2 mme “D 0f"“°-l-l°1l9,Wh°9° 5”' this particiilar parcel could be ex-

United States. The interests ol the twentymve cents_m wnlcl, w¢ may lodge and lury are ovvosod to those udd that it it had to he ireighieu one of the criminal! What then? The mile farther it would have cost twen-

Hsgue has no international army l;§°f'=:V°th°¢;_U¢f‘ism;;`“-ex 3;” £`\f’v"£;° C: of police to enforce its decisions. Its thi: M. “Rf Road ang we do not Bee findings are based on moral grounds why thaw should not be_ The incident only, solemnly and mutually subscrih- ge,-veslo emphasis, uw need 0( mm ed to by the nations, of which the gn the part of our railway oillcials United states is one, The in making necessary explanations to

°“'>' Wu "1 °"“°“ *“°~ ‘f‘“*~"‘° 12112532’ ..‘?.§‘.‘Z..°.‘Z. ii.‘L‘?.‘.f‘...‘i‘§“".3‘;’€.'.Z decision can be enforced now menmbto the province'

has violated its solemn obligatiwlr is A German philosopher suggests the by War. Gfvnt BI‘il41il\`. With 01' Wlill' organization of an army ot the untit. out her hands'tied in Europe. might "If Europe," says this philosopher,

d0l'0US 111111 d@S‘7»l‘“°fl"'° WM- The 9°' would jump suddenly s thousand liticlans oi the United States-for the years towards clvlllzallong- Com.

sake ol gaining votes at a Presidsn- menung upon the present system ha tiul cl6Cf.lO!l-tllke Shelter behind he gayg "they tgkg ag l‘_0|lg(;|°`ipt5 51| tha improbahility of such an outcome and; sturdiest, toughest youths with

_ d l 1 ti bf th chests like banrlboxcs and waste two

jvizirliilegla 0 t le r na on e are 6 years trying to make them still stur-

Sucél n mt of pauonm dishonor dier. which is impossible; but to the

a ' feeble, the underfed, the lads with

has not stained the pages of his- chests llke pancakcg, thlry my '()h, tory in many centuries, and it is a we don't want. you; bagone to your dll-ect result ol nm-ww pollllcal pm-_ slunis'! These are the conscrlpts tizanship. Ara we Canadians drifting “'_h°'“ the State ought to feed' °l°me~

I country barracks. If the State took

We have referred frequently to the

curse of political partlznnsbip in this

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THF NARROW WAY ‘ _ H _ . , taining hospitals and workhouses

Our stock jun- now is ‘foot oi politic-ui puriizrrnrhip cousin- friends and its ovvonents For that 'my' Pm" ““d.“‘“°l` “ilk l“`i?"'d fm”

' jeweler

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M&E5i letter is "conrlusive." Mayor Mc-

Lean expresses himself as satisfied

Q that the prosecutor and the magis-

-"'*"~1“*;--- irate are doing their duty. Many

KING thers have expressed 'a distinctly

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Prlvxe ,geH,E0UR‘:,%E£;TEWn§: and opposite opinion, and, so far an we

lfgipirze Ulisilririéw‘¥se~i§il|d`nli‘i»l:iriiii.RhAm°”"’~ could judge, not through any desire

CUlb:`;l6[SlEy".XN.lisLiED either to injure or help the govern-

ly, " _ ' ' ment hut to secure a. better enforce- ment of the Act.

th"Pat°'£S ml; €‘°WtFhl?WlfU§ 00% 4;! We have received letters, which we 19i2n:=?»iiui§€i':;'i,fe15h';vc tires; ciotiiu, Y”°’“""Y “"“°‘”“ ‘° p“""“h' "°°“"“° tweeds, coatings, sultlngs, silks, trim. they betrayed the same spirit of poli~ mings, !1lI`B. felitllel' UOBS. YBDCY nwk- tical narrowness as was shown in wea hosiur underwear flannel night E inelos “dc we h ,

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9-19M3iEll.i ing us ol “moral and political hypo-

I vi v' ' __ mi '.-si_____.e'.f:e:_,._______.;_s_-- _f:__;;| ‘and even them om. ministers are __ Generalfrocer-As long as the "oldest.

°" _*W* _` " " -‘ obllged td mova cmmny lest theylinhnbitsnt can remember "Cnmeronl'

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'Bogie Stove Clay

ill l for Repairinq Stove Linings

Eagle Stove Clay is one of the best

....,_,, preparations onthe market today for

h“f".${‘,l~'~|vTcr %\ * ' .

> of repairing broken and worn out stove

linings.

_ Eagle Stove Clay is .1 fireproof mixture that will

make any brick stove lining as good as new. It is made _ from asbcsiosyilliich makes it absolutely fire proof.

_ _ Get some of this stove clay today if your stove linings are in need of repairs.

_ _Fennell fr? Chandler .

` Victoria Row, Opp. Post Oflice

_ very large in gold, gold- cuously displayed, our esteemed reason one, if for no other, all cf- is your “imma you Wm never get ‘_ filled, silver and nickle, all neighbor butts into the discussion 10"” U-1 BOW” the H0110* l>l"0b1°m Will another like it: These silks may be

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cricy because we ‘do not go alter would bc saved. When will the nu- the government," and several others lion-‘I l00k f»l1llB nllon their nI‘l11i9S7

from both sides of the political line, “Ou at re _ br_ ht d h. mn

al 251: to $1 40 going at hall price. Now

m y v on a par culur

political patty, the cnsc looks exceed- 0

ingly discouraging if not hopeless. And this political uarrowuess is not l.n this space during i3 consecu- eonfined to the terhperuhce question, tive weeks will appear an “ad” of The print of the cloven hoof is to be one Uf me I3 Retail st0l'¢5 tha' found on practically all our under- 5Pe_Cl“IiZ° in

tnkings. our greatest industry, ng-

riculture, is discussed in its relation 9 to either political party.. _If legisla- S tion is needed along any line the first _

consideration is the eilect such legis-~ _

ihtioh 'wiu have upon the party iu-1 __

troduulng it and what it will do t.o` `

the other party. Our fisheries, our F"r"'° 'mmiug w°°k w° writ”

trans ortation ii li l li `

swaddlod in poliiicralmlussdzgeg bold;

they are permitted to serve the pub- lic-all but our church connection, 1 (Elm Avenue)

touch a raw sore on the hide 01 one Grocery"hu been afeslurs ofthie street or the other political party Enjoys n large patronage and is deserv~ or is to lie under this restraint, this dead m°_ Mlda me-d y

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Don`t Force Your Widou; to Marry Again

Make arrangements now so that if the worst should

happen she will be well protected against want and poverty.

The Canada Life is ready to help you in this. Fora

few cents aday it will take all risk of your life so that lt' the worst should happen your wife will be well cared for and li' you outlive the policy you will receive a good sum just when you need it. Call or write today and investigate the Canada Life-~-an inquiry doesn’t involve you in any way,

We Ke 8 "m;?ét.Pd¢45|e girgimdj

that one of the contracting parties .___ .`

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' As a token of a prcciation of your patronage-you of (iganada who smoke “Black Cat" Cigarettes-we want to give you a cigarette case of rare value. s ~

This case is British made, and is perhaps

the liandsomest souvenir of the coronation ever otiered. - _

Emblazoned and inset on each, in colours,

are the portraits of their majesties, King George and Queen Mary.

Over 100,000 of these cases have been

given to our smokers in England. One is yours in exchange for_50 coupons of “Black Cat" Cigarettes.

The coupons are asked for only as proof

that you are a smoker of this famous brand

CARRERAS & MARCIANUS OF CANADA, Limited

Makers qf '

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-the highest class Virginia cigarens made.

You couldn't get a better cigarette than

the “Black Cat” at any price; _

You coulcln’t biiy a more -exquisite or

more lasting souvenir ofthe Coronation than the “Black Cat" gift-cigarette-case. ~ -

And remember: Both the cigarettes and.

the case are roducts of British labor--and financed by British capital.

"‘Carreras” is England’s foremost tobacco

concern. _'_`[`_b_e_ “Black Cat" Cigarette is one of their products--and the cigarette case is their gift. ' ‘ ' ' ' `

Here is no foreign concern masquerading

under ii British name, with intent to. deceive.

When purchasing “Bleek Cat" Ci|aret!e|, plense leo that the selling hand around - . each packet is unbroken. In every packet you will find one Coronation Cijsrene 1 Cue Coupon. Seve these, and when you have accumulated 50, mail them to the _ eddreee below. Your cigarette cue will reach you by return post. Addronr _

ssa si. hmm srrhrrrd, mms, or.;

Medium Cigarettes-10ior10`CentsL Mud. _

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province and the impossibility, while ‘“ W‘“°h W” “B “sk” *Qi "°mPol'° und ‘conducted solely tor our patrons ' I "'" ' '_ 1- -'I i

that curse continues, of doing Bom- conditions under the present witli'be`nel1t. Everything is kept under _~ _ " thing, by legislation 0;- Otherwise to those under the former government 8112139 n*~g1i0]S“tf;3BtlT‘f;@df;miff-Om mls; -

promote the interests o!\he Province “Pd th” Write' °1 °“°h °‘¢{“”3 “mt griiprgvomeiiisa are oiiisltihigdes time _

or ol its people. lilo own portloulsr party has done mhkiug it one oi the cleanest. most ` 7 _ _

In the effort to enlopce the pl-Dbl- the most to enforce the Act. sanitary _and best conducted store in d es

tion Aft The lgxamlnm- Bees only It is unfortunate that the general £5’ Pg;‘“°”'Gr;;2“ Gxcxgnuog ?{r"i -

n snort “to injure the present pro- ‘lU9Sl9i0l'l Of UEMDEWDU9. Which Ouliht '1‘hen1:;‘xa1l Store. rg mil-19hf€l. ' "Hn I _ 4 I V'

incial government."l With thislto be above partizanship, should thus

thought uppermost hhd the t-ioven assume the political garb oi its "Biggest Bargain sale of the Ceu-

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: tested av,-ii tiinefi for pro- that has appeared in The Guardian be rg y abortiva. When we tint] used for dresses, blouses, dressing I Q ' `

' SP@~‘llV¢ P'HCll>°-o\S» with reference to the town of sduris. oven our most ardent temverance 1`“°k°*°» “Hd f““°Y W°'k- P“t°“”- I ' cz F ‘ t

with that disciisuirrn the present workers imvolled to or restrulned"- 9`14M"' _ a I a S '

- G H T. l i mljcllr has “owing to dn pimp; go from action because of the reflect* such _

0 0 dissent from (he opinion expressed by “Clio” H 1\fl'€ l-i N 2

` The Examiner that Mn or McI.ean's ' l ' » ’

r at Reddin’s i

Bargain No I Isa good Servicable Frieze C0at in all _C

the Staple Shades and _sizes at $4. 50 ` '

` No _2 Gray Blanket Cloth, Reversible Sailor -Collar and Cuffs, Trimmed with Light Grey and But-tonsto( match Worth regular $8.00 bought “SPECIAL” to sell for_$5.75;

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No 3 Brown and Tan reversible Blanket Cloth als() f

Grey"and Blue,and Grey and Green, Special Value at $990. ,

No 4 Red Blanket Cl-cith extra long 54 in S zes 32, 3d.

36, splendid quality $14,430, A 4-"

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‘_ No 5 Tan and' Mauve, New Shawl Collar, Large Cuff. -trimmed with Large Buttons to match, a beautiful Gar- 'ment $18.00 __ _ _ _ ` -

Also Some Swell _Plush Coats at $14.00.

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ii. s. nor.ns_ch.r|°n.¢»wu} swirl __ V ttgmétf

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We don't live where we “uster". Our Shoe Store is moved to Richmond Street _between Stanley Bros and .Prowse Bros. We will be dell hted to see our *old and new friends and customers nd t e t li with Highland- ‘ -

Hospitality. Our Boot Factory is moved to the Newson Block on Sydney Street opposite R. C. Cathedral this is where our SOLIDLEATHER B001gS will made. -_ -_ \ ' n r 'a y° U ' _ ~

Our Wholesale Warehouse is on the comer of Queen and Sydney Streets. So now all our live and growing business Retail, Wholenle and Factory is ell on the some -block; - _ ' ` ' 1 n ~.

r " corn BROS. Retail, iza Richmond street. I ~ GQFF he co. Wirolerdia dr Manufderurmi- '__ __

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